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5 Ways to Make a Phone Call with Google Voice

By Matthew Lynch
February 23, 2024
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Google Voice is a powerful and convenient telecommunication tool that allows you to have one phone number for all of your devices. It offers several features, including voicemail transcriptions and call forwarding, but its main attraction is the ability to make phone calls using your Google Voice number. In this article, we will explore five different ways to make a phone call with Google Voice.

1. Using the Google Voice Website

Making a call via the Google Voice website is quick and easy. Simply follow these steps:

– Open your web browser and go to the official Google Voice website (voice.google.com).

– Log in using your Google account.

– Click on the “Calls” tab on the left side of the screen.

– Enter the phone number you want to call in the dialer or search for a contact by name.

– Press the blue phone icon to start your call.

2. Using the Google Voice Mobile App

The Google Voice mobile app, available for Android and iOS devices, allows you to make calls on-the-go. Follow these instructions:

– Download and install the Google Voice app from the App Store or Google Play Store.

– Open the app and sign in using your Google account.

– Tap on the “Calls” tab at the bottom of the screen.

– Use the keypad to enter a phone number or search for a contact.

– Tap on the green phone icon to initiate your call.

3. Making Calls via Hangouts

Aside from its own app, you can also use Hangouts integration for calling through Google Voice. Here’s how:

– Open Hangouts (hangouts.google.com) in your web browser or download the Hangouts app for Android or iOS.

– Log in using your Google account.

– On the left-hand side, click “Phone” or find “Phone” in settings if using mobile app.

– Enter a phone number or search for a contact by name.

– Hit the green phone icon to start your call. This will result in using your Google Voice number.

4. Dialing with Google Voice Callback

You can use this method to make Google Voice “ring” your phone, and then connect you to your desired number. Follow these steps:

– Log in to the Google Voice website or mobile app.

– Go to “Settings” and ensure the “Forward calls to linked numbers” is enabled for the device you want to call from.

– Initiate a call like you would in steps 1 or 2. After doing so, Google Voice will first call you on your linked device.

– Answer the incoming call and wait for Google Voice to connect your call to the desired number.

5. Using Siri or Google Assistant

To make a phone call using Google Voice with Siri or Google Assistant, follow these instructions:

– Ensure you have set up Siri (iOS) or Google Assistant (Android).
– Make certain that the Google Voice app is installed on your mobile device.

– Say “Hey Siri” on iOS or “OK, Google” on Android followed by “Call [contact name] using Google Voice” or “Call [phone number] through Google Voice.”

– Your virtual assistant will then initiate the phone call using your linked Google Voice account.

Whether you prefer calling from a computer, smartphone, or tablet, these five ways to make a phone call with Google Voice provide flexibility and convenience. Choose the method that works best for you and enjoy the power of multi-device calling that keeps you connected no matter where you are.

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